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Mass Effect 1 retail vs Mass Effect 1 from Trilogy / PC


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Zanketsu

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Hi boys and girls,

When ME Trilogy was coming out I've read a couple of developer comments about technical updates done in Mass Effect 1 - mainly due to the first time release on PS3. This included sound performance fixes and graphics improvementsPosted Image

Since I already own all the Mass Effect games in retail editions (now on Origin) I obviously didn't buy the Trilogy. Posted Image

Question is - are there really any differences on the PC between the first retail ME (ver. 1.02) and the the ME 1 from the Trilogy set?

Would much appreciate any comments or observations on this - since this was my favorite installment Posted Image

cheers,
Zanketsu

Modifié par Zanketsu, 04 avril 2013 - 12:02 .


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Linkenski

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If you buy Mass Effect Trilogy for PC you just get the original Mass Effect 1. Also people saying ME1 for PS3 has graphical improvements are lying. I recently beat it and i can tell you that, while it doesn't have screen-tearing like on Xbox, the motion blur has been removed, and the savetimes are twice as long, and happen too frequently.

So no. The PS3 version of ME1 is the same as the Xbox release with some tweaks here and there, but is ultimately worse IMO. The PC version, you already got.

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Dr.Tobias Funke

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Yeah, from what I've seen the reduced texture pop-in is due to the loading being twice as long.

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Linkenski wrote...

If you buy Mass Effect Trilogy for PC you just get the original Mass Effect 1. Also people saying ME1 for PS3 has graphical improvements are lying. I recently beat it and i can tell you that, while it doesn't have screen-tearing like on Xbox, the motion blur has been removed, and the savetimes are twice as long, and happen too frequently.

So no. The PS3 version of ME1 is the same as the Xbox release with some tweaks here and there, but is ultimately worse IMO. The PC version, you already got.


The PS3 version had some minor framerate improvements and less texture popping issues, but yes, like you said that's pretty much it when it comes to any improvements. Digital Foundry did a pretty good video a while ago comparing the PS3 and 360 versions on their YouTube channel.